my name's margaret king. i'm a soma resident. my message is very simple to the port. slow down. you've spent five years studying like lanes for the embarcadero enhancement project. you spent five years studying the lot since the warriors project felt apart. all of a sudden, you're on a six-week collision course. you can get off. it's within your power. if you're not going to do that because of the things that you've heard today, do it because it's your legal obligation. the port entered into a settlement in 2017 with the state land commission. you undertook obligations with public lands to make findings about the burton law and commitments. you agreed to enter into an extensive public dialogue. i believe wallace said it when he said you can move on, build it, or engage the public. thank you. >> thank you, margaret. >> barbara, patricia, valerie, and looks like carrie or cory. >> hi. i'm barbara inaba, and i've lived at the port side for 25 years. i'm a senior. i know i look young. any way, my first experience with the fisherman's wharf, the waterfront was when i was a freshman i

margaret court? no. i think in both cases it was a very strong reaction, ithink i think in both cases it was a very strong reaction, i think that billie jean kingrgaret court had said and, of course, the australian public is mainly against israel folau as well soi mainly against israel folau as well so i think you will find that most australians disagree with the way in which they are promoting their views, which is against in general the views of most australians. thank you so much forjoining us from london. we are still waiting to hear from israel folau, thank you, jacqulin magnay. now, a look at some of the days other stories... diego costa won't play for atletico madrid again this season after receiving an eight—match ban for abusing a referee. it follows his red card against barcelona in la liga last weekend. costa was given a four—game ban for insulting the official‘s mother and a further four for grabbing his arm. hearts have closed part of their tynecastle ground for the rest of the season after missiles were thrown onto the pitch during the match with rivals hibs at the weekend. chairman ann budge has apologised to anyone affected by t

king of spain. and on the 22nd of june 15 59 we have margaret of valois, henry iv of france, in 18 of august 15 72,orns, which i think might surprise some people, because it's not often on display, is it? for me, the most important thing, two things, when i was watching it was please, please, the crown of thorns, definitely. but also the two towers. the two towers, you know, they are medieval, and i was like, please, stay strong. the fact that they didn't collapse is a symbol of hope. it's for france, and for notre dame. it is 850 years old, how rare is it in france as an example of great gothic architecture? we have older, you know, but i think that you have to realise that notre dame is at the heart of paris. it's the heart of the city. it's on the river, it is iconic. asa river, it is iconic. as a historian, is that how you explain what seems to be many people's emotional attachment to it? how do you explain the emotion this has generated, as a historian? i think it's because of all the major events that happened there. it's part of the history. victor hugo saved the cathedral with his book, let